FireEye Endpoint Security Now Available on California SLP Plus Program
Summary
Inclusion as an SLP Plus-approved endpoint security vendor means California state agencies can avoid a formal proof-of-concept or a request for proposal to purchase, enabling government agencies across the state to easily procure more advanced cyber security capabilities from vendors like FireEye. “We applaud California’s efforts to help improve security posture and are hopeful this important initiative paves the way for other states. The inclusion of FireEye Endpoint Security on the California Software Licensing Program Plus contract continues to demonstrate our leading position in helping public sector organizations combat increasingly sophisticated threats to state data and networks,” said Craig Mueller, Vice President of Sales, U.S. Public Sector at FireEye. “We remain committed to helping protect this critical sector and this new vehicle makes doing so that much easier.” The inclusion on the SLP Plus contract continues a decorated 12 months for FireEye Endpoint Security, in which it was named a winner in the SC Awards Europe 2020 and the 2020 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards, delivered the most comprehensive coverage across all detection categories in the latest MITRE ATT&CK® evaluation, earned first place in the U.S. FireEye Endpoint Security includes four integrated engines: machine learning (MalwareGuard), behaviour-based (ExploitGuard), signature-based (Malware Protection) and intelligence-based (Indicators of Compromise), to provide a layered defense against known and unknown threats.